United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of
Administration
Washington DC 20460
July 1981
Activities of the
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We obtain these data from the Grants Information and Control
System (GI-CS), monthly regional reports of grant activity
and other sources.
We base available funds upon advices of allowance (and sub-
allocations) issued; we have not reduced the balances to re-
flect projects recommended for funding (commitments) but
not yet awarded.
We estimate projected annual funding data at the time of
publication.
Monthly awards figures are preliminary and subject to
adjustment.
An administratively consolidated grant is one funded under
more than one grant authority by the Environmental Protection
Agency.
Increases and decreases in funding may include revisions
(change in project scope) and augmentations (project scope
unchanged ) .
The Financial Management Division will provide detailed in-
formation upon request.
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Contents
Highlights 1
WWT Construction Grant Innovative/Alternative Technology 2,3
Charts ALL GRANT PROGRAMS
HEADQUARTERS AIMINISTERED PROGRAMS (RESEARCH, DEMONSTRATION, TRAINING AND
Grant Awards History 4
Awards by Grantee Type 5
STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Wastewater Treatment Works (WT) Construction
New and Continuation Projects Funded 6,7
Monthly and Regional Obligations 8
Other Than WWT Construction
Grant Awards by Program during FY 81 9
Cumulative Grant Awards by Program for First Ten Months of FY 80 6 FY 81 10,11
Tables ALL GRANT PROGRAMS
Grant Awards Summary 12
HEADQUARTERS ArHINISTERED PROGRAMS
Monthly Grant Awards 13
Active Grants 14
STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Monthly Grant Awards by Program 15
Active Projects - Awards by Region 16
Wastewater Treatment Works (WWT) Construction
Grant Activity 17
Monthly Obligations by Region 18
Active Projects - Numbers and Collars 19
Completed Projects 20
Status of Allotments 21,22,23
Other Than WWT Construction
APC Grant Awards by State 24
WPC (106) State & Interstate - Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Grant
Awards by State 25
Safe Drinking Water & Pesticides Enforcement Grant Awards by State 26
This report is designed to be a working document for EPA staff and an information
source for our other readers. We welcome your suggestions so that the report can
more accurately reflect the kinds of data our readers require. Address comments to:
Grants Administration Division
Grants Information and Analysis Branch (PM-216)
DS Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D. C. 20460
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Grant Highlights
$162 MILLION FUNDED IN EPA approved 526 grants totaling $162 million in July.
JULY Total grant dollars awarded during the first ten months
of FY 81 were up $102 million from last year ($2.64
billion compared to $2.54 billion awarded during the same
period of FY 80).
RESEARCH, DEMONSTRATION, As of July 31, 1981, Headquarters active projects totaled
AND OTHER HEADQUARTERS
ACTIVE PROJECTS TOTAL
$175 MILLION
WWT CONSTRUCTION
GRANT OBLIGATIONS
INCREASED 7% FROM
SAME TEN MONTH
PERIOD IN FY 80
OVER $51 MILLION
AWARDED TO COLLEGES
OR UNIVERSITIES DURING
FY 81
WWT CONSTRUCTION GRANTS
INNOVATrVE/ALTERNATIVE
TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTED
$175 million. Research grants, contrasted with demon-
stration and other Headquarters projects, represented 62%
($108 million) of the total active grant dollars. (During
the same period of FY 80, research grants represented 49%
of the Headquarters active grant dollars.)
Obligations during the first ten months of FY 81 totaled
$2.08 billion, an increase of 7% ($141 million) from the
same period of FY 80.
EPA funded $51.2 million in Headquarters administered awards
to colleges or universities during the first ten months of
FY 81. Of this amount, $47.9 million were for research grants.
A synopsis of the WWT Construction Grants Innovative/Alternative
Technology is highlighted in the Activities report this
month. Periodically the editors will publish articles about EPA
programs that are largely supported through grants-in-aid.
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Feature of the Month
WWT Construction Grants - Innovative/Alternative Technology
With passage of the Clean Water Act of 1977, development and implementation of innovative and alternative
technologies (I/A) was encouraged—effectively widening the range of solutions available for municipal wastewater
problems. In order to encourage technology that reduces costs, saves energy or achieves other identified
benefits, several incentives were provided. Under the three-year funding period beginning October 1, 1978,
grant increases of 10% became available for design and construction of I/A technology. A reserve of funds was
provided for funding of the I/A grant increases: 2% of FY-79 and FY-80 appropriations and 3% of FY-81
appropriation with at least one-half of 1% to be used for innovative technology grant increases. In order to
track the technical and fiscal status of the I/A Program, the Innovative and Alternative Technology Clearinghouse
(IATC) was established. The IATC is operated out of the Municipal Environmental Research Laboratory (MERL) in
Cincinnati, Ohio, in conjunction with OWPO, Regional EPA Offices and the States. Technical and fiscal information
on funded I/A projects is collected, analyzed and disseminated in a report issued at the end of every fiscal
quarter. Table 1 presents the national summary of the I/A Program status taken fron the ninth such I/A quarterly
report. More detailed information concerning I/A program status, such as regional and state breakdowns and
types of technologies approved as innovative and alternative, can be obtained from Gary R. Lubin (MERL) by calling
513/684-7630.
TABLE 1. NATIONAL SUMMARY - INNOVATIVE/ALTERNATIVE STATUS OF PROJECTS CUMULATIVE 10/78 THROUQJ 6/81
($ IN MILLIONS)
STEP 2 I/A PROJECTS
FUNDED
STEP 2 + 3 I/A AND STEP 3
I/A PROJECTS FUNDED
TOTAL
TOTAL FY SET-ASIDE! | # OF SET-ASIDE
APPROPRIATED ($) PROJECTS USED ($)
FY 79 INNOVATIVE
FY 79 ALTERNATIVE
FY 80 INNOVATIVE
FY 80 ALTERNATIVE
FY 81 INNOVATIVE
FY 81 ALTERNATIVE
SUBTOTAL INNOVATIVE
SUBTOTAL ALTERNATIVE
$21.00
63.00
17.00
51.00
16.50
82.50
$ 54.50
$196.50
24
93
12
33
3
8
39
134
$.68
2.37
.23
1.01
.05
.13
$ .96
$3.51
# CF
PROJECTS
79
337
28
134
6
45
113
516
SET-ASIDE
USED ($)
?17.61
50.92
5.28
16.73
.56
5.74
$23.45
$73.39
# OF
PROJECTS
103
430
40
167
9
53
152
650
SET-ASIDE
USED ($)
$18.29
53.29
5.51
17.74
.61
5.87
$24.41
$76.90
TOTAL
$251.00
I
1622
$4.47
5962
$96.84
7582
$101.31
^Set-asides are based on appropriations of $4.2, $3.4, & $3.3 billion for FY 79, 80 & 81 respectively,
prior to the rescission. Public Law 97-12 (June 5, 1981) rescinded $880 million of FY 1980 and $756
million of FY 1981 WWT appropriations. As a result, the set-aside amounts were revised. Also, in some
cases, it may be impossible for certain States to meet the set-aside requirements. To accomodate this
new situation, EPA has issued a class deviation which permits the Regional Administrator to use set-aside
funds for non-I/A projects when he determines that the rescission has made it impossible for the State to
fully, obligate either reserve. For further information, see the class deviation published in the Federal
Register on August 10, 1981 (46 FR 40511).
^Projects including both Innovative and Alternative components are reported in
both of the categories. Therefore, total I/A projects are less than the sum of
projects in the I/A categories.
NOTE: Projects including funding fron rrore than one fiscal year set-aside are reported
in each fiscal year category
In addition to measuring progress of the I/A Program quantitatively, it is perhaps more important to judge program
success qualitatively by the types of technologies funded as innovative. Table 2 lists the types of innovative
technologies funded and the frequency of funding. As a whole, this list represents a wide range and diversity of
beneficial technologies.
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Feature of the Month
WWT Construction Grants - Innovative/Alternative Technology
TABLE 2. INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FUNEED THROUGH THE THIRD QUARTER FY 81
DESCRIPTION OF
TECHNOLOGY
NUMBER OF STEP 2,
2 + 3 AND 3
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
PROJECTS FUNDED
DESCRIPTION OF
TECHNOLOGY
NUMBER OF STEP 2,
2 + 3 AND 3
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
PROJECTS FUNDED
1. Overland Flow 17
2. UV Disinfection 15
3. Active/Passive Solar Heat Pump
Energy Recovery and Other Energy
Recovery Applications 7
4. Intermittent Sand Filtration 6
5. Oxidation Ditch 6
6. Draft Tube Aeration in an Oxidation
Ditch 6
7. Use of an Intrachannel or Integrally
Built Clarifier in an Oxidation Ditch 5
8. Hydrograph Controlled Discharge Lagoons 4
9. Biological Phosphorus Removal
(Phostrip/Bardenpho) 4
10. Silviculture 4
11. Sewage/Sludge Lagoons 4
12> Aguaculture 4
13. Microscreens (1 Micron mesh) 3
14. Odor Control 3
15. Septic Tank Effluent Collection
and Transport 3
16. Co-incineration 3
17. Static Pile Sludge Composting 3
18. Ozonation 3
19. CSO Screening/Treatment 3
20. Wetlands 2
21. Tubular Screw Pumps 2
22. Use of Powdered Activated Carbon/
Regeneration 2
23. Mechanical Sludge Composting 2
24. Dual Aerobic/Anaerobic Sludge Digestion 2
25. Ash Detoxification - Fluidized Bed
Chromium Reduction 1
26. Flocculating Clarifiers 1
27. Sequencing Batch Reactor 1
28. Sludge Dewatering-Solvent Extraction
including filters, lime feed 1
29. Starved Air Combustion of
Sludge 1
30. Floating Hydraulic Dredge
on a Sand Filter 1
31. Air Drive RBC's 1
32. Series Use of Vacuum/Belt
Sludge Filters 1
33. Hydraulically Assisted RBC's 1
34. Shallow Well Injection of
Effluent 1
35. Spray Irrigation/Deep Well
Injection of Effluent 1
36. Fluidized Bed System 1
37. Upflow Packed Bed Reactor 1
38. Waste Pickle Liquor Storage/
Injection 1
39. Recirculating Rock Filter 1
40. Inclined Plate Settlers 1
41. Tube Settlers 1
42. Combined Anaerobic Digestion 1
43. Submerged Draft Tube Turbine
Aerator 1
44. Dome Diffused Aeration 1
45. Subsurface Gravel Bed Effluent
Polishing/Disposal to Surface
Water 1
46. Single-stage Nitrification with
Pure 02 - Covered Basins 1
47. Vacuum Dried Sludge Beds 1
48. Sludge Application to Land
Using Traveling Gun 1
49. Use of Digester Gas for Power 1
50. Use of Waste Steam 1
51. Belt Filter Press 1
52. Modified Activated Sludge 1
53. Deep Lagoon, U-Tube Aerator,
Decantor Clarifier 1
54. Computerized Financial
Management System 1
The progress of the I/A Program from its beginning on October 1, 1978 through June 30, 1981, has been encouraging.
Approximately 17% of all design and construction projects funded by EPA during this time period included I/A
technology. In addition, expenditure of the $101.3 million in I/A set-aside is equivalent to over SI billion
in total project costs for I/A technology, which amounts to 7-8% of the total design and construction costs funded
by EPA during this time period.
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Headquarters Administered Programs
Research, Demonstration, Training & Fellowship & Investigations,
& Studies - Awards by Grantee Type
ALL PROGRAMS
RESEARCH
DEMONSTRATION
TRAINING & FELLOWSHIP
EWESTIGATIONS, SURVEYS & STUDIES
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State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants New & Continuation Projects Funded
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600
500-
VX>-
(S in Millions)
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JU-
RY 1981
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OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
FY1981
STEP 1 STEP 2
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUNE
JULY
*
4
26
69
39
60
33
65
37
28
23
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5.7
4.4
32.4
21.2
5.9
7.7
17.6
2.2
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5
17
48
48
57
40
43
21
60
35
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5.3
17.8
21.3
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#
5
15
90
34
60
48
47
38
139
40
$
4.4
17.0
168.0
56.3
217.4
107.7
133.9
70.7
481.2
62.4
TOTAL
#
14
58
207
121
177
121
155
96
226
94
$
14.2
33.4
191.5
82.1
259.5
143.3
153.8
84.5
512.1
74.3
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Stare and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants New & Continuation Projects Funded
1500-
New & Continuation
Projects Awarded
during FY 80 & »
FY 81 1
t»o-
600
300
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NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
FY80 - FY81
New & Continuation
Projects Grant
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FY 81
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State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants Monthly & Regional Obligations
during FY 81
Monthly Obligations
I
I
800-
600-
400- -
300-
OCT MOV DEC JAN FEE MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
Regional Cumulative
Obligations
DOLLARS IN MILLIONS
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State and Local Assistance Programs (Excluding WWT
Construction Grants)
Grant Awards by Program during FY 81
Distribution of Awards
by Program
Other Includes Research,
Demonstration, and Training
Distribution of Awards
by Region
456
REGIONS
10
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10
State and Local Assistance Programs (Excluding WWT
Construction Grants)
Cumulative Grant Awards by Program for First Ten Months
of FY 80 & FY 81
Air Pollution
Control
80
OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
WPC (106) State
& Interstate
OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
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11
State and Local Assistance Programs (Excluding WWT
Construction Grants)
Cumulative Grant Awards by Program for First Ten Months
of FY 80 & FY 81
Drinking Water
OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
Solid & Hazardous
Waste J2
OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
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12
All Grants Programs
Grant Awards SummaryJ
(S in Thousands)
•Breakdown of
Administratively
Consolidated Grant
Funds:
GRANT PROGRAMS
STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Administratively Consolidated*
Mr Pollution Control
Chesapeake Bay
Demonstration
Investigations, Surveys and Studies
Pesticides Enforcement Program
Public Water System Supervision
Research
Solid & Hazardous Waste
State & local Manpower Development
Underground Injection Control
WPC (208) Areawide Planning
WPC (106) State & Interstate Program
WPC Wastewater Treatment Construction
MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING
Air Pollution Fellowship
Air Pollution Manpower Training
Drinking Water Fellowship
Drinking Water Training
Interdisciplinary
Noise
Public Awareness
Solid Waste Training
Toxic Substances
Water Pollution Control Fellowship
Water Pollution Control Training
RESEARCH
Air Pollution Control
Drinking Water
Energy
Interdisciplinary
Noise
Pesticides
Radiation
Solid Waste
Toxic Substances
Water Ibllution Control
DEMONSTRATION
Air Pollution Control
Clean Lakes
Energy
Interdisciplinary
Noise
Solid Haste
Toxic Substances
Water Pollution Control
Drinking Water
INVESTIGftTICtE, SURVEYS AND STUDIES
Air Pollution Control
Water
Radiation
Interdisciplinary
Toxic Substances
Public Awareness
Solid Waste
GRAND TOTAL
^Includes increases to New or Continuation
JULY
NO.
416
3
4
0
0
0
9
13
2
7
3
0
0
4
371
21
0
0
17
0
0
0
1
0
3
0
0
84
9
12
9
21
0
4
0
0
20
9
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
526
awards.
1981
DOLLARS
151,827
75
81
0
0
0
118
697
135
501
14
0
0
190
150,016
149
0
0
47
0
0
0
8
0
94
0
0
9,219
1,484
1,722
1,219
566
0
668
0
0
2,312
1,248
159
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
20
124
495
250
0
0
0
0
0
245
$161,849
GRANT PROGRAMS JULY 1981
Air Pollution Control
Demonstration
Pesticides
Public Water Sys. Supervision
Solid & Hazardous Waste
State Management Assistance
Underground Injection Control
WPC (208) Areawide Planning
WPC (106) State & Interstate Program
TOTAL
63
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
?75
FY 81
NO.
4,980
47
160
8
94
9
113
83
28
129
36
49
157
89
3,978
114
0
10
17
16
6
12
8
8
5
0
32
517
76
74
71
78
6
32
3
15
61
100
55
0
1
1
7
32
0
4
8
2
22
2
8
0
2
5
1
4
5,688
TO-DATE
DOLLARS
2,563,692
24,186
63,664
656
12,539
503
8,220
27,216
2,001
33,315
453
5,249
31,110
43,027
2,311,553
8,979
0
525
47
2,536
215
690
146
1,009
237
0
3,574
58,626
10,088
7,945
12,168
2,499
568
4,881
111
1,255
7,455
11,656
5,906
0
70
4
548
1,898
10
1,327
1,310
739
4,184
1,300
510
50
0
1,372
500
452
$2,641,387
FY 81 TO-DATE
9,796
0
80
1,729
4,309
0
232
1,443
6,597
$24,186
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Headquarters Administered Programs
($ in Thousands)
Monthly Grant Awards
RESEARCH
t $
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
Mas-
June
July
August
Septenber
FY 1980
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1981
TO-DATE
0
14
35
56
38
44
64
78
75
73
87
287
851
0
10
51
36
61
76
76
43
80
84
517
SAME PERIOD
FY 1980 477
0
1,170
2,918
5,376
3,309
4,892
4,665
7,690
6,470
6,169
9,887
39,942
$92,488
0
775
5,471
4,507
5,374
8,347
8,739
6,885
9,309
9,219
$58,626
$42,659
DEMONSTRATION
t $
0
1
3
4
4
5
8
11
4
19
17
28
104
0
6
2
2
5
8
4
2
23
3
55
59
0
2,061
1,095
390
221
2,726
478
2,203
875
2,531
1,113
3,778
$17,471
0
568
535
193
1,037
2,118
235
100
961
159
$5,906
$12,580
TRAINING
* $
0
10
11
15
7
9
26
16
18
56
33
85
286
1
6
10
i«
12
4
8
6
27
4
97
168
0
360
400
671
303
719
1,029
1,208
466
1,793
1,095
3,558
$11,602
50
577
638
2,944
1,413
581
528
329
1,770
102
$8,932
$6,949
FELLOWSHIP
* $
0
1
3
1
0
6
1
4
1
26
112
10
165
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
17
44
0
0
3
1
0
8
0
9
5
60
270
29
$385
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
47
$47
$86
INVESTIGATIONS,
SURVEYS
AND STUDIES
1 $
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
2
3
1
2
2
9
2
22
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
100
0
0
104
$204
0
52
0
1,082
131
54
1,000
156
1,214
495
$4,184
$100
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14
(As of July 1981)
Active Grants - Geographic Distribution1
RESEARCH DEMONSTRATION TRAINING
REGION
1
TOTAL
2
TOTAL
3
TOTAL
4
TOTAL
5
TOTAL
6
TOTAL
7
TOTAL
8
TOTAL
9
TOTAL
10
TOTAL
FOREIGN
CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
MJ
NY
PR
VI
DC
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
AL
FL
GA
KY
>B
NC
sc
TN
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
HI
AR
LA
N1
OK
TX
IA
KS
yc
NE
CO
MT
ND
SD
OT
WY
AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
PI '
SA
AK
ID
OR
HA
COUNTRIES2
U.S. TOTAL
NO.
1
3
3
0
1
0
8
5
53
1
0
59
20
3
28
30
23
2
106
0
3
3
0
1
2
2
0
11
36
14
34
21
51
20
176
3
6
2
9
46
71
0
1
2
0
3
19
5
0
1
2
3
30
12
80
3
4
0
0
0
99
6
2
23
23
54
8
625
GRANT $
154 "'
366
131
0
5
0
$656
484
7,481
148
0
$8,113
2,554
251
5,188
5,581
5,251
98
$18,923
0
161
239
0
227
79
201
0
$907
8,248
1,885
5,030
2,103
7,855
3,738
$28,859
798
1,143
202
3,313
12,742
$18,198
0
45
253
0
$298
5,357
906
0
75
264
793
$7,395
1,251
13,310
486
1,202
0
0
0
$16,249
890
238
2,875
2,609
6,612
$1,311
$107,521
NO.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
4
2
0
11
3
2
6
7
2
0
20
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
3
3
2
2
4
2
16
1
1
3
1
2
8
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
2
2
0
0
8
0
4
0
1
'0
0
0
5
1
0
3
11
15
1
86
GRANT S
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
1,587
4,456
273
0
$6,316
360
61
1,340
1,659
275
0
$4,695
0
20
0
0
0
20
0
0
$40
549
212
1,033
3,682
1,213
215
$6,904
25
3,358
67
24
9,650
$13,124
0
0
0
0
$0
7,087
25
49
515
0
0
$7,676
0
938
0
200
0
0
0
$1,138
13
0
256
11,922
$12,191
$100
$52,184
ro.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
3
0
0
9
31
0
2
2
5
2
42
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
2
0
0
10
5
21
0
3
2
3
13
21
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
2
0
10
1
15
0
0
0
0
0
16
0
0
4
4
8
0
127
GRANT S
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
249
517
0
0
$766
3,412
0
363
278
1,280
84
$5,417
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
110
55
0
0
913
263
$1,341
0
236
51
1,850
758-
$2,895
0
0
0
0
$0
741
0
0
0
44
0
$785
18
1,058
0
0
0
0
0
$1,076
0
0
288
199
$487
$0
$12,767
FKUfWRHTP
NO.
— o —
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
15
0
0
26
1
1
9
13
3
4
31
0
1.
0
0
2
0
3
0
6
1
1
4
1
0
2
9
0
0
0
2
3
5
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
3
0
3
1
0
0
0
0
4
0
1
0
3
4
0
89
GRANT $
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
6
24
0
0'
$30
1
0
27
33
10
5
$76
0
2
0
0
8
0
11
0
$21
3
8
8
6
0
10
$35
0
0
0
12
7
$19
0
0
6
0
$6
0
6
0
6
1
0
$13
0
7
3
0
0
0
0
$10
0
3
0
12
$15
$0
$225
INVESTIGATIONS ,
SURVEYS AND
STUDIES
NO.
— o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
4
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
1
1
1
14
GRANT S
(3
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
SO
83
0
0
0
0
0
$83
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
429
200
163
0
$792
0
0
0
49
0
$49
0
0
0
0
$0
100
0
0
0
0
61
$161
0
895
0
0
0
0
0
$895
0
0
0
55
$55
$500
$2,535
not include any funds carried over from prior budget periods.
2Does not include PL 480 projects.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
($ in Thousands)
Monthly Grant Awards by Programs
AIR
POLLUTION SOLID AND WPC (208)
CONTROL HAZARDOUS WASTE AREAWIDE PLANNING
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1980
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1981
TO-DATE
*
6
12
14
23
21
20
5
12
12
10
15
61
211
8
37
16
17
18
17
7
18
18
4
160
$
5,358
4,659
7,786
11,021
5,544
10,936
1,933
1,050
812
1,371
3,614
'20,956
$75,040
6,219
22,013
10,151
12,863
11,943
2,715
725
3,683
3,004
144
$73,460
#
4
21
14
8
6
18
7
6
9
6
17
58
174
2
20
26
8
14
13
10
14
15
7
129
1
5
7
3
7
2
1
1
3
12
$46
4
8
4
9
3
2
2
1
$37
$
,285
,163
,182
682
,362
,761
740
,208
,105
,451
,002
,355
,296
706
,729
,143
,665
,306
,057
,110
,558
,849
501
,624
#
0
1
0
0
1
12
108
43
1
4
0
11
181
1
0
6
29
107
7
3
4
0
0
157
$
0
13
0
0
1,199
2,687
21,612
9,493
200
1,296
0
1,957
$38,457
108
0
2,255
5,297
23,093
1,124
380
296
0
0
$32,553
WPC
&
#
2
22
7
7
6
4
2
3
1
2
1
12
69
5
16
9
10
22
6
12
5
0
4
89
(106) STATE
INTERSTATE
$
966
17,658
8,935
7,060
3,435
4,106
71
2,869
2,380
1,607
588
768
$50,443
5,397
13,032
8,458
8,895
8,849
2,123
2,259
352
69
190
$49,624
SAME PERIOD
FY 1980
114
$44,926
93
$27
,577
169
$35,301
50
$45,652
WASTEWATERl
TREATMENT WORKS
CONSTRUCTION
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1980
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
FY 1981 •"
TO-DATE
SAME PERIOE
FY 1980
1
205
383
358
484
360
706
381
469
544
351
517
1,484
6,242
135
275
534
388
560
278
522
325
590
371
3,978
4,241
$
190,217
323,586
293,133
214,975
135,647
268,529
122,190
191,251
309,692
211,729
416,301
2,060,403
$4,737,653
29,532
117,285
288,197
139,136
411,930
194,278
199,382
115,920
665,877
150,016
$2,311,553
$2,260,949
DRINKING WATER
*
1
24
11
12
10
13
5
4
10
10
13
70
183
15
11
9
9
19
8
12
1
35
13
132
101
$
1,595
12,149
5,133
4,083
2,813
2,373
857
99
581
1,020
1,323
7,720
$39,746
8,319
5,424
6,109
4,352
4,074
479
1,315
43
3,602
709
$34,426
$30,703
TRAINING
t
0
1
1
2
5
1
2
1
13
2
6
45
79
6
0
0
1
2
1
1
2
20
3
36
28
5
0
5
5
33
25
5
12
10
108
50
99
451
$803
23
0
0
14
103
20
8
39
232
14
$453
$253
CONSOLIDATED
PROGRAM AWARDS
*
1
4
7
7
3
9
1
6
3
5
3
16
65
3
0
9
6
12
5
5
0
4
3
47
46
(5
(4
(3
(1
(2
(3
($24
(6
(4
(4
(4
(2
($24
($21
$
(173)
,351)
,774)
,620)
,719)
,881)
(400)
(832)
(466)
(947)
(327)
,269)
,759)
,683)
(0)
,396)
,769)
,625)
,286)
(915)
(0)
(437)
(75)
,186)
,163)
OTHER2
# $
2 140
15 1,431
7 705
13 1,920
7 1,179
12 2,010
13 894
30 2,335
29 2,392
54 5,252
18 1,190
69 4,080
269 $23,528
6 681
7 1,229
7 926
23 2,273
94 12,380
14 1,920
7 319
13" 897
70 3,120
11 254
252 $23,999
182 $18,258
iDoes not include reimbursements under PL 93-207.
2Includes Research, Demonstration, Chesapeake Bay,
Investigations, Surveys and Studies Programs.
Pesticides, Great lakes, Clean Lakes, and
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16
State and Local Assistance Programs
Nunber of Active
Projects
(As of July 1981)
Active Projects - Awards by Region
AIR WPC (208) WPC (106) MFC
SOLID t
POLLUTION AREAWIDE STATE AND WASTEWATER DRNKG. HAZARDOUS CONSOLIDATED!
REGION TOTAL % CONTROL PLANNING INTERSTATE CONSTRUCTION HATER WASTE MOW. PROGRAM OTflER2
1 980 7 6 13 6 879 13
2 1,190 9 9 18 5 1,094 9
3 1,324 10 29 17 11 1,198 13
4 2,135 16 29 46 9 1,974 15
5 3,005 23 34 52 6 2,802 9
6 1,302 10 12 30 5 1,190 20
7 1,281 10 9 9 4 1,197 10
8 664 5 6 26 6 537 14
9 755 6 19 21 3 661 12
10 519 4 9 22 4 417 11
TOTAL
7/81 13,155 100 162 254 59 11,949 126
TOTAL
7/80 12,792 100 145 211 63 11,927 118
^Components of Consolidated Grants included in each program.
18
20
12
20
14
9
8
e
12
5
126
76
(0)
(0)
(0)
(0)
(1)
(0)
(3)
(0)
(4)
(4)
(12)
(14)
45
35
44
42
88
36
44
«7
27
51
479
200
Includes Chesapeake Bay, Training, Research, Denonstration, Pesticides, and Investigations,
Grant Collar
Awards during
FY 81 (excluding
WWT Construction
Grants)
($ in Millions)
Surveys and Studies programs.
AIR WPC (208) HFC (106)
POLLUTION AREAWIDE STATE AND DRNKG.
REGION TOTAL % CONTROL PLANNING INTERSTATE HATER
1 17.9 7 5.5 1.5 3.9 2.5
2 .28.7 11 9.9 3.4 5.8 3.0
3 26.3 10 8.5 2.8 6.0 2.2
4 41.0 16 10.7 5.3 9.9 6.1
5 47,0 19 16.6 5.3 9.0 5.2
6 24.5 10 5.6 3.8 4.4 4.5
7 14.4 6 3.1 2.6 2.7 2.4
8 14.7 6 4.0 2.5 1.8 2.2
9 21.7 9 4.4 2.3 4.4 4.4
10 15.0 6 5.1 3.1 1.7 1.9
TOTAL $251.8 100 $73.4 $32.6 $49.6 $34.4
SOLID & HAZARDOUS
HASTE MANAGEMENT
2.5
4.4
4.7
6.0
6.5
4.3
2.0
1.6
4.1
1.5
$37.6
OTHER!
2.0
2.2
2.1
3.0
5.0
1.9
1.6
2.6
2.1
1.7
$24.2
^Includes Chesapeake Bay, Training, Research, Demonstration, Pesticides, and Investigations, Surveys and
Studies programs.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
Obligations and
Outlays1
($ in Millions)
Distribution by Step of REGION
New & Continuation
Projects Awarded
during July 1981
($ in Thousands)
WWT Construction
FISCAL NET OBLIGATIONS
YEAR YEARLY
57 - 66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
763
77
78
79
80
8l6
^Preliminary
^Net payments
0
$131.1
191.1
200.7
424.5
1,151.6
85.9.8
2,988.6
2,608.8
4,131.7
4,852.1
7,167.5
2,385.5
4,030.0
4,382.9
2,089.8
Grants Activity
NET OBLIGATIONS COTIAYS2
CLMULATIVE YEARLY
S668.5 0
799.6 $84. 5
990.7 122.1
1,191.4 134.5
1,615.9 176.4
2,767.5 478.4
3,627.3 413.4
6,615.9 684.4
9,224.7 1,552.5
13,356.4 1,938.5
18,208.5 3,347.4
23,376.0 3,545.8
27,761.5 2,863.9
31,791.5 3,741.3
36,174.4 4,329.6
38,264.24 3,410.2
% OF
CUMULATIVE
OOTIAYS OBLIGATIONS
OMULATIVE PAID
$450.0 67.3
534.5 66.8
656.6 66.2
791.1 66.4
967.5 59.9
1,445.9 52.2
1,859.3 51.3
2,543.7 38.4
4,096.2 44.4
6,034.7 45.2
9,382.1 51.5
12,927.9 51.0
15,791.8 56.9
19,533.1 61.4
23,862.7 66.0
27, 272. 95 71.2
figures. Includes all available funds.
of obligations.
Data provided by the Division of
Financial Management.
3 Includes transition quarter.
4Includes $2,
^Includes $2,
372.5 obligated under PL 93-207 ( reimbursable ) as
203.9 paid under
PL 93-207 as of 07/31/81.
of 07/31/81.
«As of July 31, 1981.
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
T3T5C
07/31/81
STEP 1
# OF AWARDS
9
0
2
2
4
0
5
0
2
0
24
STEP 2
STEP 3
DOLLARS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS # OF AWARDS DOLLARS
$645 2 $573
02 27
154 6 1,586
1,008 0 0
219 8 4,879
0 4 1,862
129 11 629
01 32
37 1 120
00 0
$2,192 35 $9,708
4 $7,
3 3,
4 9,
4 7,
5 9,
3 7,
14 15,
2
1 1,
0
40 $62,
007
576
232
456
247
818
677
572
826
0
411
NOTE: Continuation defined as a subsequent related project within a grant.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
Monthly Obligations
during FY 81
under the Clean
Water Act1
($ in Thousands)
Obligations under
the Clean Water
Act by Region1
($ in Thousands)
WWT Construction Grants Obligations
;
October
November
Decenter
January
February
Mar*
AprU
May
June
July
August
September
TOTAL AS
OF 7/31/81
^-Preliminary
Authority.
NEH & CONTINUATION
AWARDS?
# GRANT $
14 14,193
58 33,378
207 191,521
121 82,159
177 259,446
121 143,396
155 153,740
96 84,523
227 512,174
99 74,311
1,275 $1,548,841
INCREASES
f GRANT $
111 12,021
215 83,741
323 96,084
262 55,610
377 151,865
155 50,848
358 45,289
227 31,566
359 150,409
268 74,847
2,655 $752,280 1,
figures. Includes allotments under Public Works
^Continuation defined as a subsequent
3Net Total *
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
includes New Awards less
MONTH OF
JULY
OBLIGATIONS
16,138
-8,061
35,296
21,206
-17,620
12,943
19,312
3,288
10,859
-2,606
$90,755
related project within a
withdrawals.
FISCAL YEAR
OBLIGATIONS
153,447
322,844
173,913
324,543
405,940
204,000
102,661
117,617
174,422
98,803
$2,078,190
DECREASES WITHDRAWALS
# GRANT $ #
178 19,488 5
90 18,369 0
89 14,004 4
107 27,569 3
87 19,527 2
35 7,818 0
163 34,804 9
95 16,391 2
20 4,199 0
246 46,303 8
110 $208,472 33
GRANT $ *3
588 9
0 58
615 203
531 118
89 175
0 121
513 146
23 94
0 227
12,100 91
$14,459 1,242
NET TOTAL
GRANT $
6,138
98,750
272,986
109,669
391,695
186,426
.163,712
99,675
658,384
90,755
$2,078,190
Employment Act and Supplemental Budget
grant.
CUMULATIVE
OBLIGATIONS
2,191,209
5,355,978
3,818,490
3,816,978
7,093,129
1,927,487
1,368,556
629,319
3,467,884
1,035,067
$30,704,097
% OF TOTAL
OBLIGATIONS
7
18
12
12
23
6
5
2
11
4
100%
1Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget Authority.
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Number of Active
Projects Awarded under
the Clean Water Act
(As of July 1981)
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants Active Projects
STEP 3 PROJECTS3
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
•TOTAL
7/31/81
TOTAL
7/31/80
NIMBER OF
ACTIVE PROJECTS
877
1,010
1,141
1,936
2,758
1,170
1,193
531
655
411
11,682
11,420
STEP 1
PROJECTS!
347
348
417
936
1,457
538
592
216
233
139
5,223
5,519
STEP 2
PROJECTS
169
144
133
316
390
203
200
81
81
50
1,767
1,668
PROJECTS
AWAITING
CONSTRICTION
55
152
139
171
211
174
148
89
94
31
1,264
1,132
PROJECTS
UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
306
366
452
513
700
255
253
145
247
191
3,428
3,101
TOTAL
361
518
591
684
911
429
401
234
341
222
4,692
4,233
1Includes 569 projects sufficiently complete to permit funding of the Step 2 projects.
2Under Construction determined by the issuance to initial contractor of a notice to
proceed under a contract, or if a notice to proceed was not required, the execution
of the initial contract awarded on the project.
3Incluoes Step 2 + 3 projects.
STEP 3 PROJECTS^
Dollars of Active
Projects Awarded under
the Clean Water Act1
($ in Millions)
(As of July 1981)
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
7/31/81
TOTAL
7/31/80
TOTAL
ACTIVE PROJECTS
$1,855
4,635
3,313
3,049
6,037
1,319
894
461
2,324
713
$24,600
$22,066
STEP 1
PROJECTS2
$39
149
47
144
213
48
36
7
76
17
$776
$782
STEP 2
PROJECTS
$65
158
41
83
144
65
39
19
69
29
$712 '
$516
PROJECTS
AWAITING'
CONSTRUCTION
$159
635
457
332
703
346
109
128
392
63
$3,324
$3,599
PROJECTS
UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
$1,592
3,693
2,768
2,490
4,977
860
710
307
1,787
604
$19,788
$17,169
TOTAL
$1,751
4,328
3,225
2,822
5,680
1,206
819
435
2,179
667
$23,112
$20,769
1Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget Authority.
2Includes Step 1 projects totaling $162 million sufficiently complete to permit funding
of the Step 2 projects.
Includes reimbursement for Step 1 and Step 2 work where applicable, and Step 2 + 3 Projects.
4Under Construction determined by the issuance to initial contractor of a notice to proceed
under a contract, or if a notice to proceed was not required, the execution of the Initial
contract awarded on the project.
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20
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants Completed Projects
Regional Distribution
of Projects Awarded
under the Clean Water
Act Reported
Completed during FY 811
(As of July 1981)
(5 in Thousands)
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
^Project
#
11
13
30
13
137
55
60
39
12
15
385
STEP 1
$
867
4,117
1,797
1,506
83,754
2,485
2,284
1,725
10,819
1,018
$110,372
(t
7
2
15
40
41
32
21
12
8
18
196
STEP 2
$
963
500
3,971
7,857
6,362
2,793
2,185
6,170
1,694
3,078
$35,573
is considered complete when all grant conditions
' action remains to
^Includes
Step 2 +
be taken on the
3 projects.
STEP 32
t
25
8
3
40
84
58
59
21
68
48
414
$
71,482
37,120
5,075
182,689
130,582
120,958
59,676
32,420
204,819
58,299
$903,120
have been satisfied
TOTAL
*
43
23
48
93
262
145
140
72
88
81
995 $1,
and no
73
41
10
192
220
126
64
40
217
62
049
$
,312
,737
,843
,052
,698
,236
,145
,315
,332
,395
,065
further
project.
NOTE: Includes allotments under Public
Works Employment
Act and
Supplemental
Budget
Authority.
STEP I2
Regional Distribution of
Projects Awarded under
the Clean Water Act
Reported Completed
through July 1981 J1
($ in Millions)
REGION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
t
140
166
197
244
837
747
588
332
330
256
3,837
$
10
45
13
20
131
43
12
13
75
14
$376
*
167
77
174
465
540
449
421
199
278
215
2,985
STEP 2
$
36
15
46
98
91
37
30
20
98
34
$505 2,
STEP
t
171
108
193
240
353
352
505
213
440
288
863
33
$
342
519
394
489
694
380
364
119
896
259
$4,456
TOTAL
#
478
351
564
949
1,730
1,548
1,514
744
1,048
759
9,685
1
$5
$
388
579
453
607
916
460
406
152
,069
307
,337
iProject is considered complete when all grant conditions have been satisfied and no further
action remains to be taken on the project.
Excludes 5C9 Step 1 projects ($162 million) sufficiently complete to permit funding of the
Step 2 projects.
3Includes Step 2 + 3 projects.
NOTE: Includes allotments under Public Works Employment Act and Supplemental Budget
Authority.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
21
WWT Construction GrantsJ
Status of Combined
Funds
(As of July 31, 1981)
REGION
1 CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
TOTAL
2 NJ
NY
PR
VI
TOTAL
3 DC
IE
HD
PA
VA
WV
TOTAL
4 AL
FL
Oft
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
TOTAL
5 IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
HI
TOTAL
6 AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
TOTAL
7 IA
KS
MO
NE
TOTAL
8 CO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
TOTAL
9 AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
TOTAL
10 AK
ID
OR
WA
TOTAL
CUMULATIVE
ALLOTMENTS
479,554,032
996,329,279
262,247,989
287,891,154
171,204,910
111,791,971
$2,309,019,335
1,823,262,277
3,607,446,695
337,397,067
21,338,529
$5,789,444,568
210,450,371
179,353,997
975,066,498
1,633,336,405
800,360,353
400,927,342
$4,199,494,966
305,391,595
1,251,940,370
564,769,080
418,917,060
229,200,085
542,493,957
352,083,144
449,436,350
$4,114,231,641
1,919,873,109
873,430,975
1,849,444,468
616,847,087
1,869,143,416
586,116,521
$7,714,855,576
209,891,321
351,648,404
107,966,971
288,691,320
1,141,983,680
$2,100,181,696
382,241,139
256,083,629
669,491,898
163,983,141
$1,471,799,807
226,194,393
95,559,672
79,496,272
91,390,916
125,119,050
74,711,272
$692,471,575
182,706,372
3,099,321,155
223,141,006
137,418,334
24,420,858
2,297,892
27,332,241
10,577,373
$3,707,215,231
124,991,772
114,588,130
350,524,242
496,018,461
$1,086,122,605
UNOBLIGATED
BEGINNING
OF MONTH
8,920,959
77,536,454
8,794,289
8,181,929
14,951,362
15,563,738
$133,948,731
152,957,072
232,882,646
38,585,251
980,333
$425,405,302
45,782,638
12,102,587
176,092,283
92,865,067
23,257,166
66,201,417
$416,301,158
31,517,482
73,263,710
45,468,463
25,179,299
23,301,652
33,748,967
47,862,109
38,115,909
$318,457,591
36,949,773
88,431,663
78,495,683
37,060,674
339,821,612
23,347,213
$604,106,618
22,943,803
35,413,343
16,603,660
39,709,558
70,967,806
$185,638,170
31,735,812
12,893,368
64,050,448
13,875,931
$122,555,559
11,378,418
15,600,002
21,620,039
2,652,425
6,792,953
7,397,571
$66,441,408
1,952,896
188,948,457
37,968,828
10,727,590
4,860,931
642,923
3,138,285
1,950,048
$250,189,958
18,656,405
7,978,926
15,728,008
6,086,095
$48,449,434
OBLIGATIONS
JULY 1981
2,097,831
12,373,062
689,735
443,928
535,070
-1,008
$16,138,618
19,626
-8,080,682
0
0
$-8,061,056
129,450
306,936
7,845,342
24,478,750
1,464,312
1,070,910
$35,295,700
7,597,059
463,743
1,195,711
470,649
0
11,096,549
382,103
0
$21,205,814
-11,332,376
-4,450,446
2,516,549
-1,061,938
-3,396,574
104,534
$-17,620,251
528,929
48,121
2,439,323
1,006,331
8,920,432
$12,943,136
5,904,519
4,248,971
9,134,987
23,194
$19,311,671
-21,299
2,662,094
-7,522
656,685
-1,346
0
$3,288,612
551,742
8,329,260
56,470
0
0
0
95,000
1,826,459
$10,858,931
-5,050
-30,666
-23,133
-2,547,150
$-2,605,999
UNOBLIGATED
BALANCE
6,823,128
65,163,392
8,104,554
7,738,001
14,416,292
15,564,746
$117,810,113
152,937,446
240,963,328
38,585,251
980,333
$433,466,358
45,653,188
11,795,651
168,246,941
68,386,317
21,792,854
65,130,507
$381,005,458
23,920,423
72,799,967
44,272,752
24,708,650
23,301,652
22,652,418
47,480,006
38,115,909
$297,251,777
48,282,149
92,882,109
75,979,134
38,122,612
343,218,186
23,242,679
$621,726,869
22,414,874
35,365,222
14,164,337
38,703,227
62,047,374
$172,695,034
25,831,293
8,644,397
54,915,461
13,852,737
$103,243,888
11,399,717
12,937,908
21,627,561
2,995,740
6,794,299
7,397,571
$63,152,796
1,401,154
180,619,197
37,912,358
10,727,590
4,860,931
642,923
3,043,285
123,589
$239,331,027
18,661,455
8,009,592
15,751,141
8,633,245
$51,055,433
FY 81
OBLIGATIONS
TO DATE
23,231,433
73,477,261
25,020,957
17,486,794
6,176,643
8,053,555
$153,446,643
47,826,864
256,596,990
18,420,013
0
$322,843,867
288,800
12,564,710
14,929,018
92,622,662
46,499,910
7,008,395
$173,913,495
10,942,552
104,278,813
62,273,139
23,731,977
14,179,054
84,684,038
10,021,862
14,431,470
$324,542,905
196,765,948
20,486,558
66,936,951
41,152,305
34,402,804
46,195,531
$405,940,097
13,386,491
17,894,750
9,460,715
7,988,216
155,270,267
$204,000,439
22,878,774
34,231,194
37,803,258
7,747,822
$102,661,048
34,468,172
13,406,020
6,477,082
22,479,871
20,525,944
20,259,394
$117,616,483
25,605,581
125,119,028
-2,562,484
18,659,912
0
0
5,093,463
2,506,459
$174,421,959
7,324,691
14,566,966
34,041,676
42,869,655
$98,802,988
U.S.TOTAL $33,184,837,000 $2,571,493,929
^-Preliminary Figures
$90,755,176
$2,480,738,753 $2,078,189,924
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22
State and Local Assistance Programs
WWT Construction Grants1
Status of FY 1980 Funds REGION
1 CT
(As of July 31, 1981) MA
ME
NH
El
VT
TOTRL
2 NJ
Nt
PR
VI
TOTAL
3 DC
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
TOTAL
4 AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
TOTAL
5 IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
TOTAL
6 AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
TOTAL
7 IA
KS
MO
NE
TOTAL
8 OD
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
TOTAL
9 AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
TOTAL
10 AK
ID
OR
KA
TOTAL
ALLOTMENTS
34,882,836
64,464,749
19,898,774
28,830,932
17,609,400
12,425,453
$178,112,144
75,669,254
225,024,717
24,860,774
1,225,494
$326,780,239
12,425,453
12,976,179
58,851,070
106,185,995
62,990,684
42,649,434
$296,078,815
31,564,985
81,285,910
57,799,513
38,938,375
27,579,056
41,967,168
24,928,578
33,225,091
$337,288,676
150,512,822
58,641,280
127,022,416
54,933,474
136,984,357
50,769,539
$578,863,888
15,917,789
26,748,580
12,425,453
19,659,404
102,152,184
$176,903,410
27,443,483
22,816,544
52,876,315
14,618,032
$117,754,374
19,464,462
12,425,453
12,425,453
15,916,998
13,877,231
12,425,453
$86,535,050
24,079,026
233,861,597
16,797,017
16,586,316
1,576,280
292,383
2,949,213
1,305,131
$297,446,963
12,425,453
12,425,453
41,605,427
57,780,108
$124,236,441
UNOBLIGATED
BEGINNING
OF MONTH
0
1,756,972
0
0
0
2,133,539
$3,890,511
3,260,017
14,087,734
1,901,127
0
$19,248,878
12,425,453
0
42,279,376
0
0
0
$54,704,829
0
-5,026,058
0
0
0
4,043,194
12,504,153
0
$11,521,289
0
2,852,687
0
-200
125,178,182
0
$128,030,669
3,095,682
2,323,138
3,835,103
7,170,379
0
$16,424,302
3,127,157
83,500
9,419,452
0
$12,630,109
126,322
1,441,673
4,400,846
0
0
94,509
$6,063,350
0
0
12,959,422
0
1,562,547
280,977
14,746
334,788
$15,152,480
2,905,474
273,656
0
0
$3,179,130
OBLIGATIONS
JULY 1981
-41,899
0
0
0
0
10,989
$-30,910
19,626
464,475
0
0
$484,101
0
0
7,451,530
0
0
0
$7,451,530
0
10,938
0
0
0
3,912,404
382,103
0
$4,305,445
-9,825,000
-1,389,000
-2,268,160
-704,361
-4,125
-190,151
$-14,380,797
543,269
48,121
2,446,207
865,236
0
$3,902,833
2,249,962
-14,430
6,802,521
-501,620
$8,536,433
-778
1,934,773
0
0
0
0
$1,933,995
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
308,686
$308,686
0
0
0
-2,579,021
$-2,579,021
UNOBLIGATED
BALANCE
41,899
1,756,972
0
0
0
2,122,550
$3,921,421
3,240,391
13,623,259
1,901,127
0
$18,764,777
12,425,453
0
34,827,846
0
0
0
$47,253,299
0
-5,036,996
0
0
0
130,790
12,122,050
0
$7,215,844
9,825,000
4,241,687
2,268,160
704,161
125,182,307
190,151
$142,411,466
2,552,413
2,275,017
1,388,896
6,305,143
0
$12,521,469
877,195
97,930
2,616,931
501,620
$4,093,676
127,100
-493,100
4,400,846
0
.0
94,509
$4,129,355
0
0
12,959,422
0
1,562,547
280,977
14,746
26,102.
$14,843,794
2,905,474
273,656
0
2,579,021
$5,758,151
U.S.TOTAL $2,520,000,000
^•Preliminary Figures.
$270,845,547
$9,932,295
$260,913,252
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State and Local Assistance Programs
23
WWT Construction Grants1
Status of FY 1981 Funds
(As of July 31, 1981)
REGION
01
TOTAL
2
TOTAL
3
TOTAL
4
TOTAL
5
TOTAL
6
TOTAL
7
TOTAL
8
TOTAL
9
TOTAL
10
TOTAL
CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
NJ
NY
PR
VI
DC
IE
MD
PA
VA
W
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
IA
KS
MO
NE
OO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
A2
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
AK
ID
OR
WA
ALLOTMENTS
27,829,583
74,254,639
18,839,187
22,143,969
13,201,391
12,567,428
$168,836,197
89,770,533
266,958,518
29,493,929
950,174
$387,173,154
12,567,428
12,567,428
69,818,441
109,630,076
49,270,177
44,999,797
$298,853,347
32,278,892
96,434,084
48,807,431
36,742,855
24,280,316
49,787,682
29,574,138
38,924,705
$356,830,103
130,560,106
69,569,330
103,823,377
46,980,353
162,511,989
49,021,065
$562,466,220
18,883,919
31,732,851
12,567,428
23,323,202
109,674,808
$196,182,208
32,557,311
22,126,231
62,729,934
13,836,896
$131,250,372
23,091,829
12,567,428
12,567,428
12,567,428
12,567,428
12,567,428
$85,928,969
19,497,059
199,854,869
19,927,413
12,567,428
1,870,268
347,060
3,499,136
1,548,659
$259,111,892
12,567,428
12,567,428
32,610,527
44,459,155
$102,204,538
UNOBLIGATED
BEGINNING
OF MONTH
5,125,002
73,875,736
10,049,718
7,831,116
12,797,631
12,074,328
$121,753,531
86,199,033
197,313,903
29,493,929
950,174
$313,957,039
12,567,428
11,096,672
69,818,441
85,364,606
22,770,617
44,999,797
$246,617,561
29,678,391
73,230,035
44,839,298
17,979,255
18,386,457
26,442,848
29,574,138
34,947,992
$275,078,414
32,849,379
68,404,330
68,199,694
36,477,972
156,046,489
21,127,088
$383,104,952
18,764,468
27,608,335
12,514,236
23,057,382
66,233,124
$148,177,545
20,388,798
5,945,007
47,929,614
12,916,171
$87,179,590
10,805,834
11,970,533
12,566,667
2,890,054
1,408,912
6,389,733
$46,031,733
1,621,773
173,473,273
19,927,413
10,636,578
1,870,268
347,060
3,094,705
1,548,659
$212,519,729
12,517,428
6,921,009
13,713,837
2,270,038
$35,422,312
OBLIGATIONS
JULY 1981
2,467,957
11,624,365
689,735
465,764
0
0
$15,247,821
0
4,555,622
0
0
$4,555,622
0
306,936
438,260
25,137,630
1,493,677
400,000
$27,776,503
7,597,059
454,788
1,201,923
471,820
0
5,956,588
0
0
$15,682,178
0
0
5,599,080
-38,410
0
342,521
$5,903,191
0
0
0
228,689
8-, 500, 788
$8,729,477
4,047,105
4,688,481
2,665,849
537,819
$11,939,254
0
206,370
0
656,685
0
0
$863,055
348,703
703,770
0
0
0
0
95,000
1,502,200
$2,649,673
0
-30,000
0
-19,009
$-49,009
UNQ3LIGATIED
BALANCE
2,657,045
62,251,371
9,359,983
7,365,352
12,797,631
12,074,328
$106,505,710
86,199,033
192,758,281
29,493,929
950,174
$309,401,417
12,567,428
10,789,736
69,380,181
60,226,976
21,276,940
44,599,797
$218,841,058
22,081,332
72,775,247
43,637,375
17,507,435
18,386,457
20,486,260
29,574,138
34,947,992
$259,396,236
32,849,379
68,404,330
62,600,614
36,516,382
156,046,489
20,784,567
$377,201,761
18,764,468
27,608,335
12,514,236
22,828,693
57,732,336
$139,448,068
16,341,693
1,256,526
45,263,765
12,378,352
$75,240,336
10,805,834
11,764,163
12,566,667
2,233,369
1,408,912
6,389,733
$45,168,678
1,273,070
172,769,503
19,927,413
10,636,578
1,870,268
347,060
2,999,705
46,459
$209,870,056
12,517,428
6,951,009
13,713,837
2,289,047
$35,471,321
U.S.TOTAL $2,548,837,000
•^Preliminary Figures.
$1,869,842,406
$93,297,765
$1,776,544,641
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24
State and Local Assistance Programs
Air Pollution Control Grant Awards
(As of July 1981)
(S in Thousands)
REGION
1
TOTAL
2
TOTAL
3
TOTAL
4
TOTAL
5
TOTAL
6
TOTAL
7
TOTAL
8
TOTAL
9
TOTAL
10
TOTAL
CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
NJ
NY
PR
VI
DC
EE
MD
PA
VA
WV
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
AR
IA
m
OK
TX
IA
KS
MO
ME
CO
MT
ND
SD
OT
WY
AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
AK
ID
OR
va
U.S. TOTAL
TOTAL
CUMULATIVE
FY 81 TO-DATE
1,626
2,191
395
285
611
374
$5,482
3,485
5,621
830
10
$9,946
561
308
1,853
4,175
1,620
20
$8,537
1,502
1,805
1,185
1,679
450
2,011
741
1,320
$10,693
4,654
2,258
3,193
1,340
3,209
1,923
$16,577
330
616
337
437
3,923
$5,643
57
106
2,475
500
$3,138
1,142
751
479
228
985
387
$3,972
44
3,910
324*
0
75
6
0
0
$4,359
16
417
2,669*
2,011
$5,113
$73,460
STATE AGENCY
CUMULATIVE
FY 81 TO-DfiTE
1,626
2,191
395
285
611
374
$5,482
3,102
5,621
830
10
$9,563
89
308
1,498
2,732
1,432
0
$6,059
573
756
1,177
977
450
1,523
741
50
$6,247
3,543
1,833
1,678*
1,261
788
1,887
$10,990
330
616
337
437
3,864
$5,584
0
0
2,475
500
$2,975
1,142
721
479
228
985
387
$3,942
44
1,745
11*
0
0
0
0
0
$1,800
0
417*
2,311*
2,011*
$4,739
$57,381
AWARDS
MONTH OF
JULY
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
so
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
17
$17
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
46*
$46*
$63
LOCAL AGENCY
CUMULATIVE
FY 81 TO-EftTE
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
383
0
0
0
$383
472
0
355
1,443
188
20
$2,478
929
1,049
8
702
0
488
0
1,270
$4,446
1,111
425
1,515
79
2,421
36
$5,587
0
0
0
0
59
$59
57
106
0
0
$163
0
30
0
0
0
0
$30
0
2,165
313*
0
75*
6*
0
0
$2,559
16
0
358
0
$374
$16,079
AWARDS
MONTH OF
JULY
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
43
0
3
0
$46
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
34
0
0
0
0
0
0
$34
D
0
0
0
$0
$80
Incl^ctes participation in a Consolidated grant.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
25
emulative Awards FY 81
(As of July 1981)
($ in Thousands)
(As of July 1981)
($ in Thousands)
Solid
REGION
I CT~
MA
ME
NH
HI
VT
TOTAL
2 NJ
NY
PR
VI
TOTAL
3 DC
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
TOTAL
4 AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
TOTAL
5 IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
TOTAL
"Includes
and Hazardous Waste Management Grant Awards
SOLID WASTE HAZARDOUS WASTE RESOURCE SOLID WASTE HAZARDOUS WASTE
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT RECOVERY REGION MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
_ U2 ~~~
210
40
77
40
40
$519
265
674
100
40
$1,079
35
40
145
436
172
64
$892
151
159
170
119
82
188
206
145
$1,220
496
192
457*
245
212
278
$1,880
participation
WPC State and
REGION
1
TOTAL
2
TOTAL
3
TOW,
4
TOTAL
5
TOTAL
6
TOTAL
CT
MA
ME
NH
RI
VT
NJ
NY
PR
VI
DC
DE
MD
PA
VA
WV
AL
FL
GA
KY
MS
NC
SC
TN
IL
IN
MI
MN
OH
WI
AR
IA
NM
OK
TX
358
638
150
186
195
150
$1,677
858
1,622
344
70
$2,894
93
150
410
1,637
237
320
$2,847
560
730
512
472
205
588
330
539
$3,936
1,403
306
1,117*
442
208
594
$4,070
50
50
0
75
50
75
$300
260
100
0
90
$450
180
0
572
0
103
94
$949
0
555
215
80
0
0
0
0
$850
25
100
150
40
160
125
$600
6 AR 89
IA 268
NM 0
OK 187
TX 208
TOTAL $752
7 IA 104*
KS 137
MO 117*
NE 72*
TOTAL $430
8 CO 82
MT 0
ND 40
SD 40
UT 40
WY 40
TOTAL $242
9 AZ 90
CA 737
HI 8*
NV 40
GO 40*
NMI 40*
PI 0
SA 40*
TOTAL $995
10 AK 33*
ID 33*
OR 77
WA 186*
TOTAL $329
U.S. TOTAL $8,338
0
979
32
489
2,050
$3,550
149*
266
524*
183*
$1,122
203
172
147
150
192
147
$1,011
356
2,376
15
150
105*
59*
0
31*
?3,092
155*
116*
321*
329*
$921
$25,120
RESOURCE
RECOVERY
0
0
0
0
0
$0
10
0
440
0
$450
0
40
0
0
277
0
$317
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$0
0
0
150
100
$250
$3,005
in a Consolidated grant.
Interstate
CUMULATIVE SHARDS
FY 81 TO-DATE
791
1,256
695
350
509
0
$3,601
1,484
2,684
1,010
357
$5,535
124
430
860
2,180
1,290
650
$5,534
1,360
1,300
1,600
750
760
1,860
1,020
930
$9,5UO
1,831
1,090
1,768*
910
1,860
1,515
$8,974
735
830
360
595
1,860
$4,380
(Sec
106) Grant
Awards
CUMULATIVE HOARDS
REGION
7 IA
KS
MO
NE
TOTAL
8 CO
KT
ND
SD
ur
WY
TOTAL
9 AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
TOTAL
10 AK
ID
OR
WA
TOTAL
INTERSTATE AGENCIES
NEIWPCC
ISC
DRBC
ncopoT
SUSQUEHANNA
ORSANCO
TOTAL
U.S. TOTAL
FY 81 TO-DATE
740*
511
899*
590*
$2,740
480
352
223
231
316
168
$1,770
420
2,990
340*
90
360*
50*
110*
80*
$4,440
160
400
0
1,100
$1,660
326
280
234
150
80
340
$1,410
$49,624
"includes parcic'ipati'jn in s C • Miffed or-mt.
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State and Local Assistance Programs
Safe Drinking Water Grant Awards
CUMULATIVE AWARDS FY 1981
CUMULATIVE AWARDS FY 1981
(As of July 1981)
($ in Thousands)
(As of July 1981)
($ in Thousands)
PUBLIC WATiiK SYS.
REGION SUPERVISION UNDERGROUND
1 CT 423 73
MA 431 89
ME 326 61
NH 326 55
RI 351 54
VT 326 38
TOTAL $2,183 $370
2 NJ 540 94
NY 1,639 205
PR 295 67
VI 108 37
TOTAL $2,582 $403
3 DC 0 0
EE 333 33
MD 382 0
PA 18 120
VA 802 84
WV 387 0
TOTAL $1,922 $237
4 AL 367 124
FL 1,193 225
GA 629 89
KY 349 0
MS 499 111
NC 1,303 103
SC 513 73
TN 488 0
TOTAL $5,341 $725
5 IL 1,174 250
IN 0 0
MI 1,113 0
MN 656 0
OH 1,068 196
WI 751 87
TOmL $4,762 $488
"Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
Pesticides Enforcement Grant
CDMUIATTVE AWARDS
REGION FY 81 ID-DATE
1 CT 12
MA 42
ME 45
NH 179
RI 76
VT 44
TOTAL $398
2 NJ 765
NY 0
PR 0
VI 0
TOTAL $765
3 DC 51
DE 75
MD 116
PA 314
VA 30
WV 148
TOTAL $740
4 AL 23
FL 483
GA 213
KY 149
MS 158
NC 280
SC 17
TN 241
TOTAL $1,564
5 IL 337
IN 261
MI 38
MN 48
OH 38
WI 213
TOTAL $935
PUBLIC WATER SYS.
REGION
6 AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
TOTAL
7 IA
KS
MO
ME
TOTAL
8 CO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
TOTAL
9 AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
TOTAL
10 AK
ID
OR
WA
TOTAL
U.S. TOTAL
Awards
SUPERVISION
295
466
306
445
1,770
$3,282
591*
426
541*
335
$1,893
426
362
326
0
326
0
$1,440
429
2,398
246*
351
110*
0
294*
40*
$3,868
572
333
0
767
$1,672
$28,945
UNDERGROUND
51
281
159
309
458
$1,258
90
246
93*
83
$512
111
0
88
61
137
339
$736
119
286
25*
46
32*
0
0
0
$508
92
63
5
84
$244
$5,481
CUMULATIVE AWARDS
REGION
6
TOTAL
7
TOTAL
8
TOTAL
9
TOTAL
10
TOTAL
U.S. TOTAL
AR
LA
NM
OK
TX
IA
KS
MO
NE
CO
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
AZ
CA
HI
NV
GU
NMI
PI
SA
AK
ID
OR
WA
FY 81 TO-DATE
121
278
126
228
382
$1,135
198
210
40
43
$491
0
492
110
139
63
0
$804
210
641
14
0
30*
10
20
20
$945
10
110
156
244
$520
$8,297
•Includes participation in a Consolidated grant.
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Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office,
Washington, B.C. 20402.
Subscription: $20.
EPA and the Academic Community.
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Available from Office of Grants
and Centers (RD-675), EPA, 401 M
St., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460.
Environmental Protection Agency
Operating Guidance 7 Available
from the Office of the Comptroller
(PM-225), EPA, 401 M St., S.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20460.
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Availablefrom the National
Technical Information Service,
Department of Commerce, Spring-
field, VA. 22161.
Subscription: $60 for 2 years.
Order No. NTIS UB/031.
Guidance for the Preparation
Of Lake Restoration Grant
Applications7 Available from
Criteria and Standards Division
(WH-585), Office of Water Regula-
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401 M St., S.W., Washington, D.C.
20460.
How to Obtain Federal Grants
to Build Municipal Wastewater
Treatment Works.(MCD-04).
Write to General Services
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Mailing List Services, Bldg. 41,
Denver Federal Center, Denver, CO.
80225.
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20402. Subscription: $70.
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Mail Drop 14, Research Triangle
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(919) 541-5395 or FTS 8-629-5395.
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Availablefrom ORD Publications,
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Handbook of Procedures, State
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